I built Lyre because testing every built app on my phone was still harder than building it
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I'm building Lyre, a local-first platform with a simple promise: take whatever you build and open it on your phone or another computer, without making a build, turning on Developer Mode, or moving your project into a cloud service. The idea is a cloud-like experience with local roots: use the tools and providers you already have, on your own machine, with the freedom to choose. Your project, dependencies and model setup stay local. What works today (0.1.3 shipped this week): - Multi-pr
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